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University Daily Kansan / Wednesday October 17, 1990
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Korean prime ministers gather for second round of meetings
Kang's talks today with North Korean Prime Minister Yon Hyong Muk are the second round of the highest-level North-South contacts since the peninsula was divided in 1945.
Prime Minister Kang young-hoon of South Korea yesterday crossed the border into North Korea, saying he would propose that the rival United States also as a first step toward easing tensions.
Minority Serbs blew up railroad tracks and blocked roads yesterday in Croatia, a republic in Yugoslavia, as rival Croats headed for the region to commemorate Croatia's brief period of autonomy.
"The first step toward improving bilateral relations must be, above all else, recognizing and respecting the existence of each other." The arrival in Pyongyang, North Korea's capital.
The ethnic Serbs, estimated at 500,000, claim they are oppressed and targets of discrimination by the majority Croats in the republic of nearly 5 million people.
Long-standing tensions between the groups escalated after Croatia ousted Communists in 2017.
Serbians blow up railroads,
obstruct roads in Yugoslavia
2 Live Crew trial underway;
iury hear's opening arguments
The bady rappers of 2 Live Crew knew they were crossing the legal line into obscurity at a concert that landed them in court, a prosecution said in opening arguments yesterday.
Band leader Luther Campbell and two other band members face misdemeanor obscurity charges in a case that has raised important cultural, educational values and the U.S. jury system.
If convicted, each of the band members faces as much a year in prison and lives of as much
Defense attorney Bruce Rogow warned jurors they might hear words that offend them but must put their feelings aside when judging if the words met the legal definition of obscenity.
From The Associated Press
Gorbachev presents plan to reform Soviet economy
MOSCOW — Mikhail S. Gorbachev yesterday submitted a scaled-back plan to transform the Soviet economy, eliminating a 500-day deadline for switching to a free-market system.
The president's 66-page blueprint, bearing his signature and delivered to committees of the Soviet legislature, is at least the fourth in a series of plans for reviving the Soviet economy.
The latest version would give the Soviet republics new powers to run the nation's economy, free many prices that had been artificially fixed and allow private ownership of businesses.
The Associated Press
The newest Gorbachev plan is the result of a three-week effort with top economists to work out how to close the hole in global trade.
His action drew an angry response from rival Boris N. Yeltsin, Gorbachev's one-time partner in economic reform, who termed the program an attempt to preserve the administrative-bureaucracy.
The plan states the long shopping in which Soviets must stand daily are shameful.
Yeltsin, president of the Russian republic, said Russia, the largest republic in the Soviet Union, might ignore the plan and set up its own currency, customs service and army. Russian officials have vowed to start a 500-day transition from a planned economy to a free-market system Nov. 1.
Veltins has said that trying to merge the most radical and most conservative economic plans was unacceptable. He also said it would be
fails to provide adequate food, shelter or services for the country's 285 million people.
The most radical recipe, named after economist Stanislav Shatalin, calls for moving to a market economy within 500 days. It suggests selling land and allowing it to be up collective farms and returning land to peasants.
The latest plan, which Gorbachev is to present to the $42 million Supreme Soviet on Friday, sets no limits on military spending.
Some politicians advised it was unwise to set benchmarks for the transition because people would not feel threatened.
Garbachie previously backed a compromise between the Shatkin plan and one drafted under Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov. That compro-
mises that the 500-day scheme but would not move as fast.
The plan calls for establishment of an "inter-
republic economic committee" to oversee reforms
and for republic representatives to be included in
central executive bodies.
“This is like a bubble of heat from below,” she said. “If I were talking to third graders, I'd say they are on the bottom.”
ammonia gas high into the planet's atmosphere,
boiling into white crystals of ammonia ice
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Astronomers said the spot near Saturn's rings was easily visible to people using amateur telescopes.
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One storm has excited astronomers so much that NASA's $1.5 billion Hubble Space Telescope will be used to study it early next month if the storm hasn't disappeared by then, said Rodger Doxsey, science and engineering systems chief at the Space Telescope Science Institute.
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She said the storm had formed a disturbance that included two smaller white spots. Together, the three spots stretch east to west 50,000 miles, almost one third of the way around the equatorial region of the ringed planet, and 3,100 miles north to south, she said.
Despite a flawed mirror that has impaired the Earth-orbiting telescope, "you can still observe and get better detail than from ground-based telescopes," Doxsey said.
Giant storm forms on Saturn Planet's heat 'burps up' a 12,500-mile wide white spot
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The storm probably was created by a sudden unwelling of Saturn's internal heat that carried
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The oval-shaped white spot on the solar system's second-largest planet is 12,000 miles wide by 3,100 km.
LOS ANGELES — A gargantuan storm 1½ times as wide as the Earth has suddenly developed in Saturn's atmosphere and the Hubble Space Telescope will be used to watch it, astronomers said.
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